the i was four months pregnant with my first so and just the thought that i uldn't provide fory son anbeingob. i picked up my stuff, i went home, and cried. i cried and cried and cried. i just couldn't believe it. and i picked up myself a couple of days later, and i said, "you know what, i'm applying for new jobs." a women's organization, out of alllaces, called me up for an interview. and i went to the interview, and when they saw me pregnant, they look at me like i had three heads, and i never heard from them. days went by, weeks went by, and i still cannot believe, up to this moment, the executive director herself called me back. and she asked me to come back. and this time, she offered me a full-time job. (applause) i heard there was a lot of chaos in the front office. and people were just asking, "where is claritza, where is claritza?" i worked there one more year, and as you remember, i was a computer engineer. so i developed a software for them, and i used that experience as a reference to get my first software developer job. fast forward many years later, i am an executive, at techn

so their intelligence structures and not only the cia and not only the anb, because we are used to theand these are mathematical algorithms. if they did it, it means that there is not enough information that indicates that discussions of nuclear collapse in the russian federation are ongoing. will it happen? well, it is incredibly difficult to say. why is the united states of america forced? because if they don't answer, we remember that there are aggressive nuclear powers in the world, let's say china and north korea, who will come to the conclusion and why we we cannot explain our problems in a nuclear way, and we will remind you of the pakistani conflict, both nuclear states, which are restrained only by some possible reaction in the same united states of america. iran declares that it does not have nuclear weapons, but when they understand that they can strike without being ordered, they can finally try to solve the eternal iranian the israeli conflict, the world will plunge into chaos, this is serious, but the truth will not be told i believe i do not believe well, it is incredibl

therefore, their intelligence structures and it is not only the cia and not only the anb because we aresed to the fact that only those structures work. i will remind the americans that there are more than 26 intelligence agencies from half of the companies that very carefully analyze complex information and it is not easy to talk at the level. and these are mathematical algorithms if they did it, which means that there is not enough information that shows that the discussions of nuclear collapse in the russian federation are ongoing. will it happen? it is incredibly difficult to say. will not give an answer, then we remember that there are aggressive nuclear powers in the world, let's say china and north korea, who will come to a conclusion. and why ca n't we explain our problems as well? nuclear method, let's remind you of the pakistani conflict, both of which are nuclear powers, only some possible reaction in the same united states of america iran declares that it does not have nuclear weapons, but when they understand that they can strike without being ordered, they can finally try t

their agency work was incredible the high level is 26 intelligence societies, not the cia and not the anb i am sure that when there is a real evidence base that there is a solution and it can be implemented, some mechanisms will be used. the americans have a unique in space hat 37b boeing 2, for 5 years, he can fly there in the most secret way, their system, which from the point of view of others is reverse engineering, that is, you understand what can be there, probably there is some kind of high-tech weapon, some kind, and it involves the prejudice of such things in the dry, so very sober, really objective conclusion from 1962 of the so-called caribbean crisis, nuclear danger is indeed at its highest point, but my position as an expert is, of course, i can be wrong in my analysis. tie to reality because no one knows how to feel this example, how it will happen. that's all that matters is what you are saying now, and our viewers are watching it, and again, our reviews testify to this, because people are interested in it, even that the information they hear that it is impossible to predic

state prosecutor's office, according to one of the sources, one of those arrested, according to the anb , has been working for the russian service for more than 10 years, she is part of a wider group, the members of which are known to the national security agency, they claim that they are all employees of the state administration, these sources claim that today's arrests are only the beginning of activities to expose public figures of foreign of the russian special services well, i noticed that we will talk about bulgaria, but let's start our conversation with the next guest on the topic of neighboring hungary dmytro tuzhansky - director of the institute of the central european strategy, contact us dmytro, we welcome you. thanks to ukraine, we understand the specificity of such a country as hungary, which is a member of the european union, but at the same time, it often brings, let's say, a destructive ukrainian point of view to a joint european decision if it concerns the common position of the european union, but we must understand that the agents of influence in hungary and the agent

solve their political problem, which is thaa they were worried that bernie sanders would be the nominee anbhat's who they put there and someone's controlling him but it's certainly not himself. thank you for watching. don't forget to set your dvrs and we'll see you next sunday on the next revolution will be televised.

solve their political problem, which is thaa they were worried that bernie sanders would be the nominee anb that's who they put there and someone's controlling him but it's certainly not himself. thank you for watching. don't forget to set your dvrs and we'll see you next sunday on the next revolution will be televised. highlighting these issues, there are now threats to sue governors and calls for criminal probes. someone removed governors from office but not remove people here unlawfully? joining us now is former dhs secretary chad wolf i thank you for joining us, your successor said that border is secure how would you describe it. >> the border is anything but secure, we continue to see month after month high numbers over 200 thousand illegal apprehensions over 900,000 got aways this fiscal year that is ending in about a month from now, with that much unlawful and uncontrolled migration across the sort of everyone border you have no control over it you could point to a couple other numbers, numbers of known and suspected terrorists they are apprehending at that border is going up each an

joe rogan said explicitly wee have no idea what it will do anb i cannot tell you it's going to be bad but i think it could be bad. when we talk about the degree of fahrenheit we took about five or 10 degrees i think we need to be more honest about that so if we took about 5 degrees it means 3 degrees from now. that brings us to rising co2 benefits which even if you think the harms are big the benefits are demonstrably huge particularly cold related deaths. in terms of cross benefiting it's measured in the trillions of dollars so the fact that this isn't mentioned or acknowledged we are going to see much more apparently. here's where we really get into problems with that a deal. it's the fact that climate -related disaster deaths from trextreme temperatures, storms, floods, wildfires and droughts were down 98% over the last century and its demonstrable in the low cost reliable energy. using fossil fuels to power irrigation and transport to make us safer from drought. the mastery is so great that 100 milliony people live below high tide sea level. so for 100 million people they are belo

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afghanistan is important to regional stability and security in several of you have s noted i think there's anb argument to be made that the ninth state should care about afghanistan because of who afghanistan's neighbors are and how much they care and how central it is to the national interest of iran russia china not just adversarial powers. allies and partners in india and pakistan and others. so yes it geostrategic level to watch afghanistan before we begin to address it something you touched on so well which is a moral obligation to the afghan people to the question of accountability in the last 20 years of war mismanagement and mistakes made fearing this intervention as we know has the afghan people suffering like no other humanitarian crisis or economic collapse. anywhere else on earth. one other thing i wanted to note was to draw out a little bit of how the taliban has tried to approach their foreign relations the taliban find themselves in a bind because their preference and what they would enjoy is an engagement with regional power in neighboring states. many of whom like russia, chin

sunak all summer he said if you do x and y, and b will happen, the government has done x and y and anbe j the government? i didn't come here to defend _ the government? i didn't come j here to defend the government but explain howl here to defend the government but explain how i see situation and i have explained in a to you nuanced way for some but i have tried to explain it in a file. the rabbits of as i like and bits i would have liked to have done differently.- have done differently. thank ou ve have done differently. thank you very much _ have done differently. thank you very much for _ have done differently. thank you very much for talking - have done differently. thank you very much for talking us| you very much for talking us through what was going on and how works and the nuances that may be sometimes are a bit absent some of the louder commentary. it absent some of the louder commentary.— absent some of the louder commentary. absent some of the louder commenta . commentary. it is a pleasure as alwa s. commentary. it is a pleasure as always chris. _ commentary. it is a pleasur